Quick Attach Skid Steer Attachments

The best attachment depends on the job: GP buckets suit general material handling and earthmoving, tree shears like the Ranch Axe handle land clearing and brush removal up to 16 inches in diameter, and hydraulic sweepers work well for feed bunk cleaning or snow removal. Choosing the right attachment starts with matching hydraulic flow rate and coupler type to your machine.

Most Maxx Attachments products feature a universal skid steer coupler mount compatible with major brands including Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere, and Kubota. Always verify your machine's hydraulic flow rate and coupler style against the attachment's minimum operating requirements, especially for hydraulically powered tools like tree shears and sweepers, to ensure proper fit and performance.

Hydraulic flow requirements vary by attachment. The 14" & 16" Ranch Axe Tree Shears require a minimum of 15 gpm at 4,000 psi cylinder rating, while the Feed Bunk Sweeper operates on as little as 10 gpm at 1,750 psi minimum pressure. Confirm your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic output before ordering to ensure proper cycle speed and cutting or sweeping force.

Yes, GP Buckets are custom designed to any height, width, and depth desired, with standard capacities ranging from 0.5 to 2.75 cubic yards. Conveyor Cleaning Buckets are also available in a range of floor lengths from 48 to 96 inches and widths from 30 to 72 inches to match specific conveyor and cleanup requirements.

Buckets and shears use replaceable bolt-on components rather than fixed wear parts, extending service life significantly. GP Buckets feature A-514 wear plates, AR400 wear pads, and replaceable AR400 cutting edges, while the Ranch Axe shear blades use 3/4" AR400 bolt-on replaceable milled knives, reducing downtime and repair costs over years of heavy use.

These attachments serve construction, land management, forestry, agriculture, dairy and livestock operations, quarry and mining, and rail industries. Applications range from clearing hardwood and softwood trees, general earthmoving and material handling, cleaning spilled materials under conveyor systems, and removing snow or leftover feed from livestock bunks and rail yards.